Decorative Hand Saws

[greasemonkeyredneck]

I had a day that I wanted to cut, but just didn't feel "up" to doing nothing big. So I remembered a few patterns I had laid in the filing cabinet I had downloaded from Steve Goode over at Scrollsaw Workshop. If any of you haven't checked out his site, it is a treasure chest of free patterns at http://scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com/ . The pictures you see are the deer, wolf, and eagle hand saws. The saw itself is cottonwood, while the handle and stands are made of some small pieces of mahogany I saved from the scrap bin.

And here is a picture of six saws, two of each type, that made up one day of cutting. I made two of each by stack cutting.

[Barry5180]

Great job on those. Just shows you don't have to cut something complicated to create something really nice.

 

You're right about Steve's site. He has got tons of free stuff available, and so far, everything I've gotten from there has been a quality pattern and well thought out. He does a really nice job.

 

Barry

[Huntter2022]

Very nice Job on the saws . Thanks for sharing them with us

Been too Steves site he has patterns and even some good turtoial also

 

David

[Christina]

Excellent cuttings Greasemonkey. Thanks so much for sharing them with us. Steve's site is awesome..........you just gotta go everyday so you don't miss anything lolol.

Christina

[Travis]

Those turned out great! I really like those saw patterns. I bet they'd look great on a wall. Maybe even make a shaker peg wall hanger to display those saws. Very cool!

[Vector01]

Those are Kool! Lot of possibilities with those patterns.